Epitaph on Headstone:
In
Memory of
Arthur Frederick Behn
who was born 29th. Feb. 1771
and died
28th. Dec. 1824
Aged 53 yr. and 10 mo.
The following is taken from "Epitaphs from Beaufort County," the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 51, No. 3, July 1950, copied by Mabel Runnette:
Cedar Point - Highway 169 leads to the neighborhood of this place on the Chechessee River, opposite Spring Island. Now a part of Chelsea Plantation, owned by Marshall Field, III, it was formerly the Tom Ellis Plantation.
In
Memory of
Arthur Frederick Behn
who was born 29th. Feb. 1771
and died
28th. Dec. 1824
Aged 53 yr. and 10 mo.
The following is taken from "Epitaphs from Beaufort County," the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 51, No. 3, July 1950, copied by Mabel Runnette:
Cedar Point - Highway 169 leads to the neighborhood of this place on the Chechessee River, opposite Spring Island. Now a part of Chelsea Plantation, owned by Marshall Field, III, it was formerly the Tom Ellis Plantation.
Epitaph on Headstone:
In
Memory of
Arthur Frederick Behn
who was born 29th. Feb. 1771
and died
28th. Dec. 1824
Aged 53 yr. and 10 mo.
The following is taken from "Epitaphs from Beaufort County," the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 51, No. 3, July 1950, copied by Mabel Runnette:
Cedar Point - Highway 169 leads to the neighborhood of this place on the Chechessee River, opposite Spring Island. Now a part of Chelsea Plantation, owned by Marshall Field, III, it was formerly the Tom Ellis Plantation.
In
Memory of
Arthur Frederick Behn
who was born 29th. Feb. 1771
and died
28th. Dec. 1824
Aged 53 yr. and 10 mo.
The following is taken from "Epitaphs from Beaufort County," the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol. 51, No. 3, July 1950, copied by Mabel Runnette:
Cedar Point - Highway 169 leads to the neighborhood of this place on the Chechessee River, opposite Spring Island. Now a part of Chelsea Plantation, owned by Marshall Field, III, it was formerly the Tom Ellis Plantation.
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